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originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: SeektoUnderstand
@USMarshallsHQ
Chief Lamont Ruffin from D.C. District Court swears in 2000 National Guard troops as Special Deputy U.S. Marshals prior to the upcoming presidential inauguration:
Thats not ad verbatim or "sources somewhere", thats the US Marshalls office straight up.
originally posted by: carewemust
These 2,000 cream-of-the-crop know why they were sworn in as U.S. Marshals, and they are staying separate from the other 23,000.
Certain VIP's will be assigned a Deputized National Guardsman, for protection on Wednesday.
When the field commanders get the "go" order from President Trump, that Deputized Guardsman will arrest the VIP, and take him/her inside the Capitol building for processing. Probably right after the swearing-in ceremony formally concludes.
originally posted by: carewemust
These 2,000 cream-of-the-crop know why they were sworn in as U.S. Marshals, and they are staying separate from the other 23,000.
Certain VIP's will be assigned a Deputized National Guardsman, for protection on Wednesday.
When the field commanders get the "go" order from President Trump, that Deputized Guardsman will arrest the VIP, and take him/her inside the Capitol building for processing. Probably right after the swearing-in ceremony formally concludes.
originally posted by: PorteurDeMort
originally posted by: carewemust
These 2,000 cream-of-the-crop know why they were sworn in as U.S. Marshals, and they are staying separate from the other 23,000.
Certain VIP's will be assigned a Deputized National Guardsman, for protection on Wednesday.
When the field commanders get the "go" order from President Trump, that Deputized Guardsman will arrest the VIP, and take him/her inside the Capitol building for processing. Probably right after the swearing-in ceremony formally concludes.
If only... Nothing that grandiose is gonna happen unfortunately.
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originally posted by: carewemust
These 2,000 cream-of-the-crop know why they were sworn in as U.S. Marshals, and they are staying separate from the other 23,000.
Certain VIP's will be assigned a Deputized National Guardsman, for protection on Wednesday.
When the field commanders get the "go" order from President Trump, that Deputized Guardsman will arrest the VIP, and take him/her inside the Capitol building for processing. Probably right after the swearing-in ceremony formally concludes.
originally posted by: carewemust
These 2,000 cream-of-the-crop know why they were sworn in as U.S. Marshals, and they are staying separate from the other 23,000.
Certain VIP's will be assigned a Deputized National Guardsman, for protection on Wednesday.
When the field commanders get the "go" order from President Trump, that Deputized Guardsman will arrest the VIP, and take him/her inside the Capitol building for processing. Probably right after the swearing-in ceremony formally concludes.
originally posted by: carewemust
These 2,000 cream-of-the-crop know why they were sworn in as U.S. Marshals, and they are staying separate from the other 23,000.
Certain VIP's will be assigned a Deputized National Guardsman, for protection on Wednesday.
When the field commanders get the "go" order from President Trump, that Deputized Guardsman will arrest the VIP, and take him/her inside the Capitol building for processing. Probably right after the swearing-in ceremony formally concludes.
originally posted by: SeektoUnderstand
One of many links
So this is odd? I know every election people are deputized to help with crowds and such..... but this is a “virtual” inauguration with no crowds.. also Why Marshall’s?
25-30k troops, and the Capitol looks like a prison right now to me.... no?
Are we really going to see mass arrests? Is justice ACTUALLY going to prevail.....
Way too many coincidences this time around for me to ignore the signs..
Thoughts?
Deputizing folks for the NG isn't normal... Full stop.
Show me when that's a normal thing
NGR 500-5/ANGI 10-802 August 18, 2010
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8-6. The Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC)
a. The Emergency Management Assistance Compact or EMAC (Public Law 104-321) is a national mutual
assistance agreement that makes available almost any capability that one state has that can be shared with another
during times of disaster or emergency. This includes National Guard forces supporting law enforcement agencies.
EMAC provides the structure and mechanism allowing the rapid movement of equipment, supplies, and personnel
across state lines to assist another state in the event of an emergency or disaster. State governments initiate EMACs.
b. For the National Guard and civilian responders, the EMAC resolves many of the previous problems related to
mechanical and professional licensing, legal liability, and worker’s compensation insurance. Under EMAC,
licenses, certifications, and permits recognized by the “assisting state” are recognized by the “receiving state”,
subject to limitations and conditions prescribed by the Governor's executive order or emergency declaration.
c. EMAC establishes a firm legal foundation. Once the conditions for providing assistance to a requesting state
have been set, the terms constitute a legally binding contractual agreement that make supported states responsible
for reimbursement. Responding personnel are financially and legally protected under worker’s compensation and
liability provisions.
d. Under certain limitations and conditions, EMAC permits National Guard forces to support law enforcement
agencies in another state through the use of supplemental agreements.
(1) Missions to support law enforcement operations that do not involve exercising arrest authority or
enforcing civil laws within another state are within the scope of EMAC and do not require supplemental agreements.
(2) EMAC provisions do not preclude any state from entering into supplementary agreements with another
state. These supplementary agreements may be prepared in advance and include provisions for the granting of arrest
and enforcement of civil law authority.
(3) Supporting emergency forces are not permitted arrest authority unless specifically authorized by the
supported state’s Governor.
(4) Supporting National Guard forces may not enforce the civil laws of another state. In particular, it is
outside the scope of EMAC to authorize or permit the use of military force by the National Guard of any state
outside of that state in any emergency for which the President is authorized by law to call the militia into federal
service. However, a supported state’s Governor may authorize National Guard members of a supporting state to
enforce the civil laws of a supported state.
(5) In order to enable interstate arrest and enforcement of civil law, an agreement specifically authorizing
this activity is required. This agreement is between the Governors of the respective states, and accords the
supporting state’s National Guard members the same powers, authorities and immunities the supported state grants
its own National Guard.
(6)Actual support operations under an agreement whereby a supporting state’s National Guard is granted
arrest and enforcement of civil law authority typically involves the deputizing of those National Guard members.
The criteria for the deputizing of National Guard members operating in a state status (state active duty or Title 32) in
support of domestic law enforcement are defined by the laws, policies, directives and executive orders that govern
the specific state in which operations will be conducted.
(7) Supporting emergency forces are under the command and control of their regular leaders; however,
they are
originally posted by: worldstarcountry
Im adding this short 4 minute or less synopsis which includes alot more photos and some video of our friends marching i think in front of the whitehouse. He is somewhat monotone, but he summarizes and ponderz and requests feedback and theories efficiently and clearly.
Numerous reports and statements from defense officials show Trump was not involved in the deployment of the D.C. National Guard to quell the riot at the Capitol.
Acting Defense Secretary Miller used vague instructions that Trump have given days before the riot to "take any necessary steps to support civilian law enforcement requests in securing the Capitol and federal buildings."
Fact Check Did Trump Call In The National Guard After Rioters Stormed The Capitol